The phrase "all practical measures" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to all feasible actions or steps that can be taken to achieve a particular goal or address an issue.
Example: "The committee decided to implement all practical measures to ensure the safety of the event."
Alternatives: "all feasible actions" or "all workable solutions".
Scientists are of course open to hear new explanations and look at new data, but the completeness of many findings like the three above seems by all practical measures to be complete and final.
The Constitution of Uganda 1995 vests in the State the duty to protect important natural resources including water and to take all practical measures to promote a good water management system.
Whether DENV-2 will persist in Mauritius throughout the winter and lead to more cases next summer, despite maintenance of intensive mosquito control programs, is uncertain However, all practical measures must be taken to prevent introduction and transmission of another DENV serotype in Mauritius to minimize the risk for dengue hemorrhagic fever.
International ethical standards for research include the requirement for valid consent from participants who have capacity, 3 the obligation to take all practical measures to maximise understanding and facilitate capacitous consent, and the adherence to appropriate guidance when capacity is lacking.
But underlying all these practical measures must be an exercise in truth-telling.
These are all pleasing, practical measures.
We are committed to taking all reasonable and practical measures to protect the environment and mitigate effects on marine mammals.
Armed forces and all parties to a conflict should integrate practical measures for the protection of the wounded and sick and for those engaged in medical work.
"I believe the international community has totally failed in all its experiments, and must take real, practical measures towards the [Syrian] regime," Zoubi said, without elaborating.
"We need sufficiently funded police forces, especially the British Transport police, and investment in practical measures like better lighting to ensure safety at all times".
Practical measures include establishing more marine protected areas, improving fisheries practices, slowing climate change and investing in education and gender equality.
